I apologize in advance if I’m even less coherent than usual. I’m not feeling any better this morning so, like a tweet, I’m going to keep this brief (although way more than 140 characters.)
There is lots of Twitter chatter this morning or, to be more accurate, chatter about Twitter. This comes on the heels of a couple of recent reports and, frankly, is much ado about nothing in my mind. Continue reading
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When you’re having a conversation with your friends, do you try to sell them your latest MLM scheme? When you start up a discussion at a dinner party about the economy, is their response usually about how to position your portfolio for success NOW? I didn’t think so. So why do you, or anyone else, think that this is totally acceptable behavior in conversational media? Continue reading
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Once again this morning there is conflicting information about the value of social media:
Despite its popularity, socnet platforms – including Facebook, Twitter and the like – have failed to demonstrate prowess as marketing tools, and possibly never will, according to Knowledge Networks, which released the report, titled “How People Use Social Media.”
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